The OneNote feed conveniently combines your notes from different apps — including Samsung Notes, Sticky Notes, and OneNote. The OneNote feed automatically syncs all of the notes that are associated with the same Microsoft account (or your work or school account) that you are using with OneNote. Your feed is available in OneNote on the web, Outlook.com, and Outlook on the web. Â
Note:Â OneNote feed will no longer be available inside OneNote app on Windows and will be replaced with the new Sticky Notes experience. There are no changes to other OneNote feed endpoints, such as OneNote on Web or Outlook on Web at this point.
Turn on the OneNote feed
Do the following:
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Open OneNote (desktop), OneNote on the web, or OneNote for Windows 10 and make sure you’re signed into your Microsoft (or your work or school) account.
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Near the top right corner of the OneNote app window, click the Open feed icon to display the Feed pane.
When the Feed pane opens, you’ll see your most recently edited notes for your current account. In your feed, you’ll find your OneNote pages and sticky notes. If you use Samsung Notes on your mobile device and want to include those notes in the OneNote feed, see Sync Samsung Notes to your OneNote feed.
Switch between different accounts in your feed
If you’re not seeing the notes you expected to see in your OneNote feed, you can easily switch to a different account.
Do the following:
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Open OneNote (desktop), OneNote on the web, or OneNote for Windows 10.
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In the Feed pane, above the Search box, click your account ID, and then click Sign out.
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When prompted, sign in to the account you want.
Your feed will now show synced notes that are associated with the account you switched to.
Create a new sticky note in your feed
Do the following:
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Open OneNote.
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If the Feed pane isn’t already showing, click the Open Feed button near the top right corner of the OneNote app window.
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To create a new sticky note, click + Add a note near the top of your feed.
While selected, you can type and format text, and add images to your new sticky note. Changes to your sticky note will automatically sync to your feed.
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To go back to the OneNote feed, click the Back button in the top left corner of the currently displayed sticky note. When your feed reappears, you’ll see your newly created sticky note at the top of your feed.
Edit an existing sticky note in your feed
Do the following:
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Open OneNote.
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If the Feed pane isn’t already showing, click the Open Feed button near the top right corner of the OneNote app window.
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In your feed, click the sticky note that you want to edit.
While selected, you can type and format text, add images, or make any edits to your sticky note. Changes to your sticky note will automatically sync to your feed.
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To go back to the OneNote feed, click the Back button in the top left corner of the currently displayed sticky note. When your feed reappears, you’ll see your most recently edited sticky note at the top of your feed.
Note:Â The sticky notes in your OneNote feed also appear in the Notes folder in Outlook on the web and in the Microsoft Sticky Notes app for Windows 10.
Open a OneNote page from your feed
Do the following:
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Open OneNote.
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If the Feed pane isn’t already showing, click the Open Feed button near the top right corner of the OneNote app window.
Any pages that you’ve recently edited in OneNote appear in your feed, including your pages from OneNote (desktop), OneNote for the web, OneNote for Windows 10, OneNote for Mac, OneNote for iPhone, OneNote for iPad, and OneNote for Android.
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In your feed, click the OneNote page that you want to edit.
Open a Samsung note from your feed
Do the following:
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Open OneNote.
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If the Feed pane isn’t already showing, click the Open Feed button near the top right corner of the OneNote app window.
Any notes that you’ve recently edited in Samsung Notes and synced to your Microsoft account appear in your OneNote feed. For more information, see Sync Samsung Notes to your OneNote feed.
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In your feed, click the Samsung note that you want to open.
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To go back to the OneNote feed, click the Back button in the top left corner of the currently displayed Samsung note.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Where can I find the OneNote feed?
The OneNote feed is currently available in OneNote (desktop), OneNote for the web, OneNote for Windows 10, Outlook.com, and Outlook on the web.
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What types of notes can sync to the OneNote feed?
You can currently sync notes from OneNote, Sticky Notes, and Samsung Notes to the OneNote feed.
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Can I create, edit or delete Samsung notes from the OneNote feed?
No, individual Samsung notes can’t be created, edited in, or deleted from the OneNote feed.
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Can I create, edit or delete a OneNote page in the OneNote feed?
No, individual OneNote pages can’t be created, edited in or deleted from the OneNote feed.
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How can I stop syncing my Samsung Notes into OneNote feed?
To stop syncing your Samsung notes with the OneNote feed, remove your Microsoft account from the Samsung Notes app settings.
See Also
Turn on the OneNote feed
The OneNote feed is automatically shown in the OneNote for Android app.Â
Note:Â The OneNote feed is not currently available when using OneNote on Android tablets and or on Android-based Surface Duo devices.Â
The OneNote feed can automatically sync your Sticky Notes, Samsung Notes, and OneNote notebook pages from all the accounts you have used to sign into OneNote on your Android device in one unified view.Â
Add Samsung Notes to your OneNote feed
If you use Samsung Notes on your Android device, you can easily access these notes by integrating them with the OneNote feed.
Do the following:
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On your Android device, open the Samsung Notes app.
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At the welcome prompt about syncing with Microsoft apps, tap Continue. Alternatively, go into the Samsung Notes app settings, and then select Sync with Microsoft OneNote.
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On the next screen, sign in with the same Microsoft account (or work or school account) where you want to use your OneNote feed, and then grant the necessary permissions when prompted.
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Select the folder (or folders) that you want to sync. Folders in Samsung Notes can be selected individually to sync with Microsoft apps. The sync relationship of a selected folder is indicated in the Samsung Notes app settings, with a small OneNote icon displayed after the folder name.Â
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On your Android device, make sure you’re signed into OneNote, Outlook on the web, or Outlook.com with the same account that you used to sync your notes in Step 4.
Why are some notes missing from the OneNote feed?
The following types of notebook pages are not shown in the feed, but they can still be accessed directly by navigating to them in your notebooks:
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Pages that are protected with a password.
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Pages linked to restricted accounts, such as government institutions.
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Pages that rely on Microsoft connected experiences but that have been disabled by your organization's IT administrator.
If you're unable to view recently created or edited notebook pages in your feed, try the following:
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Force-sync the OneNote feed by swiping down with your finger on the OneNote for Android home screen.
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Ensure that you're using the latest version of OneNote for Android by checking for any available updates under My apps and games in the Google Play Store.
